St. John’s Mummers Parade: Celebrating Christmas in Disguise
Every year, an ages-old tradition of disguise and revelry comes to life in St. John’s, adding even more color and character to a city already renown for both.
A go-guide for travelers to 'The Rock'
Newfoundland’s eclectic far east
Every year, an ages-old tradition of disguise and revelry comes to life in St. John’s, adding even more color and character to a city already renown for both.
It’s the uncommon things that make a place memorable, and St. Johns, Newfoundland, has enough of the uncommon about it to make a visit to the city truly unforgettable.
St. John’s, Newfoundland, is known for the vibrantly colored row houses that help give the city its distinctive character, and the reality measures up to the hype; Jellybean Row really is a must-see visual phenomenon.
If you’re looking for history, splendor, majesty, and an uncommon experience, Cape Spear is your destination. From dawn to dusk, a remarkable day awaits you at the place where the land ends.